This dislocated archway is thought to have been one of the royal palace’s original entrances. Among its weathered yet intricate carvings is an inscription to King Cankili (Sangili) I on his accession to the throne in 1519.
This dislocated archway is thought to have been one of the royal palace’s original entrances. Among its weathered yet intricate carvings is an inscription to King Cankili (Sangili) I on his accession to the throne in 1519.
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